The Children - Game of Thrones S4 Episode 10 Reaction
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2022
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Suzy & Steejo react to Game of Thrones season 4. Game of Thrones is an American fantasy drama television series created by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss for HBO. It is an adaptation of A Song of Ice and Fire, a series of fantasy novels by George R. R. Martin, the first of which is A Game of Thrones.
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“i’m still hoping they can be friends” while the hound and brienne are beating the hell out of each other has me dead 💀 love y’all
But somehow........things happen in the end.
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But I understand their feelings. I was so frustrated at that part, even though I understand why things happened the way they did, because I loved both characters.
The dude who lost his little girl gets me. Every. Time. It's such a great scene, so well paced and well acted, and the way he reaches down and tries to put the skeleton right is so real. Even just watching reactions to that scene, I burst into tears every time.
"Like a cross over from your two favorite shows"
That was a great analogy.
This episode originally aired on Fathers Day too. Perfect.
Lol was coming just to say this. What a day to air this episode lmao.
The girl in pilot episode is not a "child of the forest", she was wight, a dead person brought back as a soldier in the WW army. The children of the forest were the first inhabitants of Westeros.
where did the humans come from i wonder?
Children of the Forrest and the first men
@@abeyma2242 from Essos, I think.
@ABEY M A Humans descend from the First Men who came from Essos by walking across the Arm of Dorne, a land bridge that connected the two continents. The Arm of Dorne was then supposedly broken by the Children of The Forest with blood magic in an attempt to stop the First Men from crossing, thus becoming the Stepstones (which appear in House of the Dragon, it's where the Crabfeeder was living)
@@distantraveller9876 oh wow what a lore tnx.
RIP the goat of this show, Tywin. He should've been the final boss.
without him the show would end in season 2
He is great character but not a moral or “good” character
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@@mariiie.B he wasn't a "bad" character either. His reasonings/motivations behind his actions were pretty normal and understandable compared to a lot of other main characters.
Nah he died before D&D ruined him
You can't just "train" dragons. They don't submit so easily. A dragon only fully obeys its owner when it is ridden. Do you remember the phrase "a dragon is not a slave?
Daenerys grew up on the run, she didn't have the training that other Targaryens had, she knows almost nothing about dragons, in fact she even handles them well, even if she doesn't.
However note that dragons as they grow... like many children they'd become different and deal with puberty
Bear in mind, GRRM has confirmed she has more significant bonding with her dragons than previous Targaryens. But they're still 'children' in terms of their age, so they're basically acting like it.
Sandor Clegane is one of the greatest characters in this world. He's got such a good story.
Yup, and because of that I think we get this imposed feeling on Arya that she for some reason has forgiven him, or doesn't want to hurt him still. Nope. Doesn't matter how well written the character is, the Hound did unspeakable things.
@@lockekappa500 Not really, only fishy thing he did was killing the butchers boy but even then, he was ordered to by prince joffrey.
I have to say it was fun watching you both crack jokes and not be that interested in the first season...to sitting on the edge of your seat yelling at the tv. (as I knew you would) This show has a way of sucking you in. You both are hilarious, ty for the content. !!
LOL, it’s just like cheesecake. You know you shouldn’t go for seconds but you can’t help yourself.
I mean I was sort of the same way. It took the whole 1st season for me to really get into it
Remember what Jorah said: “They’re dragons, Khaleesi. They cant ever be trained. Not even by their mother.”
That's quitting talk. Everything can be trained. -Steejo
@@SuzySteejo Once, about 170 years ago, a very wise man said:”The idea that we control the dragons is an illusion. They're a power man should never have trifled with.”
@@SuzySteejo I think it's based on crocodiles/kodomo dragons etc. Can they be trained? In theory yes. Tamed? That's another story. I don't think any of us would be willing to go to sleep with a 'well trained' crocodile in the room lol
@@SuzySteejo ok this is the real suzy and steejo, some replied to my comment it was them (Suzy and Steejo) saying I've won a giveaway
@@SuzySteejo The universe created by George rr Martin has some rules.
It is reported that a dragon is a wild beast, which is not easily controlled.
The only way to fully control a dragon is when the owner rides it and the connection between dragon and rider takes place.
Several people have died trying to tame or control dragons.
As Jorah once said, “dragons can’t be tamed.” At least not in GOT world.
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what does Jorah know he was just a slave trader
@@dtmt502 because Jorah came from a noble family and had had the opportunity to study the history of Westeros when he was a boy. Daenerys no, she says, I had no formal education.
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Dragons can't be trained like that. They are beasts. They will burn and eat. What Dany did was necessary for the time being, even though we all hate it. If your child was out there killing people, you'd ground him too. Actually I hope you do a lot more than that but yeah that's the point. Be a little easy on her, also with the political stuff too. It's not like she had great training in politics. She grew up with absolutely nothing and managed to come this far with sheer will, determination, and a few people that were loyal to her. She's trying to rule Mereen with the help of her advisors because she wants to learn to rule properly when she gets to Westeros.
I think Tyrian saying sorry to Shay is more or less him apologizing for bringing her into this mess and getting her involved
Tyrion told Shae, over and over. He said in an earlier episode "I've told her so many times she no longer believes me." He felt it was the only way to save her. She was the one being unreasonable.
The dragons are wild remember. They can never be truely tamed.
truly*
"the idea that we control the dragons is an illusion"
Those children aren't actual children. They are a race of small magical people called the Children of the Forest by humans. Them and the giants were the original inhabitants of Westeros until the First Men migrated from Essos and conquered it. The children and giants died out south of the wall. As Scots ye might be able to appreciate that they are based on the Fairies from old Irish, Scottish and Welsh mythology.
Everyone has the same reaction to the Hound vs Brienne fight “No don’t fight” 😂
"Please, I love you both! Stop fighting, for fuck's sake!"
Varys and Jaime worked together to free Tyrion, but neither of them anticipated him going back to kill Tywin. That's why Varys was like ''What have you done?''.
In the book, it's hinted that Varys wanted Tyrion to kill Tywin
@@heythere9371 I'm sure he would. But surely Varys could not have known that Jaime was going to admit the truth about Tysha at that particular moment?
A dragon is not a slave.
“Just train them” I don’t think it’s that easy lol
it actually is this is just L writing at this point.
@@macdaddy1376 the show has plenty of bad writing in the later seasons but do you really believe it would be easy to train dragons to not eat whatever they want??? It’s a violent beast that is only loyal to it’s mother and it’s appetite
@@orlog3343 nah the later seasons are actually more well written compared to the earlier seasons, the only reason why people dont like it is cause their favorites didn't get their happy ever after.
nobody said easy, but it would be the smart thing to do and she didn't do it cause shes lazy and a poorly written character.
@@Longshanks1690 🤡🤡🤡
@@macdaddy1376 O god.... U miserable guys have started already....
Dragons are not dogs btw
The whole thing with Tywin and Shae was foreshadowed at the purple wedding. It's a throwaway line, but when Tywin is told about Tyrion's "whore" he says, "have her brought to my chambers," and then we move on to the incident with Joffrey and the wine, so it's easy to overlook.
‘Say what you want if you’re banished to the wall, these are such good people’
‘Some of them are, some of them are RAPISTS’ 🤣🤣🤣
more importantly some are cannibals too, but overall except the "some" we talked about they still deserve to be on the other side of the wall.
Tywin is also a great part of this episode when Cersi tell him about Jamie and her. He refuse to see legacy fail in front of his eyes without any idea.
The Dragons in Game Of Thrones are untamable.
I think Daenerys' storyline shows us how difficult is to rule. You can't always please all the people and sometimes you have to make difficult choices. Plus she's just a teenage girl in a foreign land with queer customs who tries to dismantle a system heavily focused on slavery that's been around for ages, so she will obviously have a tough time dealing with that. Also, everything she knows about dragons is from her idiot brother Viserys, so that doesn't really help her dealing with her rebellious teenage dragons.
The hound really trying to make her kill him…. I love those two
One of the best episodes for me. For sure the best season finale. I'ts just chained by one amazing scene and plot climax after another.
A dragon is not a slave. It cannot be tamed. It cannot be trained. You have already heard this😁😁😁
The time she chained their dragon was parallel to Cersi when Cersi child Joffrey got of his boundaries he encouraged him and not try to stop him I am talking about Ned Stark death but Now Daenerys found about his children and punish them sometime punishment is important to train also because of the consequences so she had to chained them otherwise she is just same as Cersi
The Hound and Brienne fight was intense. Shows how good she really is as a fighter to defeat the hound. The Tyrion and Jamie goodbye always hits you in the feels. I mentioned this back Season 1 about how much Jamie loves his little brother and you really see that in their farewell scene. Also I agreed with you on locking up the 2 dragons. They were not the ones causing all the death. It was Drogon the Black dragon. I can now finally say his name as they finally say Drogons name in this episode
That’s why they gave him the infected bite. Brienne doesn’t really stand a chance against a healthy Hound. It’s a female empowerment moment for the show because it definitely doesn’t happen like that in the books. The Hound gets lazy and careless, and therefore is injuried by some of his brothers men
The fact that Brienne beat hound is just unbelievable and makes no sense.
Also those dragons didn’t kill anyone but they were still part of the problem, they had been burning sheeps and other things
It was just a matter of time before they killed someone too.
Susy, I'm sorry to hear about your constant pain. I hope you find something to give you relief from it. I understand about you both feeling older than your ages due to pain or physical discomfort. Many of us do. Hang in there and thanks for all the joy and fun you bring us watching your videos.
"The idea that we control the dragons is an illusion,... They’re a power man should never have trifled with.” - Viserys Targaryen I (Viserys The Peaceful)
I mean, as queen, the wellbeing of her people has to be her priority. To leave dragons, that she clearly can't control, free to roam around killing people is not only irresponsible but it would create an even more hostile situation in a city that's already turning against her. Yes these are her "children" but they are still dragons lol
Woohoo was hoping an episode was gonna be uploaded tonight and ur right it is fevking freezing in Scotland 😂 I’m raging having to have my heating on all the time 😂
I can't imagine what Tyrion went through this season, my heart broke for him. Also the battle between the hound and Brienne? Epic! But I honestly didn't know who cheer on when I first watched it a few months ago. I was toned on it. I wasn't happy with Daenyerus either with the chaining the dragons thing but I don't think she had much of a choice. I still hated it though.
Can't believe you finished season 4 so quickly, though!
Great reaction and merry Christmas!
The fact this was father's day special episode 😂
Love those Christmas decorations
They know being a slave is a bad thing. You're correct in that she took the city and replaced their economic system with nothing. Replacing slavery with serfdom is trading one hell for a slightly different hell but she hasn't even done that properly.
It is not, in fact, the girl from episode 1.
18:40 Tywin 100% knew about Joffrey and the other kids. He's not an idiot. If Ned found out, Tywin did too. Ned said all the Baratheon's had dark hair basically stretching back years. Joffrey was the only "Baratheon" that had blonde hair. There's only one reason why that would be and Tywin knows it as well as everyone else. He's just in big denial
Just got here, haven't started yet but my drink is put away and here we gooooooooo
When Jamie accept that Tyrion as his brother Tyrion also accept that Tywin is his father pay a last vist to him and What happens after that is just tragic and had to be done and Tyrion doesn't deserve any of that
Top 3 episodes of the whole show as far as I'm concerned
I just loved yer pre-show chatterin' about everything but the show, lol. I wish you'd video-ed some footage of ya shopping through Glasgow, maybe seeing some outdoor lights n such.
I can't believe we're already at the end of season FOUR! It doesn't feel like that long ago you just finished the first episode :/
Steejo quoting Eminem is epic.
There is a short spoof crossover between Kit Harrington and How To Train Your Dragon, but it's best to wait until you've seen season six.
35:10 While it’s never stated in the TV series its widely believed that the old man in the tree aka the Three Eyed Raven, is Bryndon “Bloodraven” Rivers. One of Aegon IV (the Unworthy) Targaryeans bastards who was key in the battles against the Blackfyres in the Blackfyre Rebellion.
Ha, that's not cold. It gets 50 below zero here at times, and that's in Fahrenheit!
Probably my favorite episode of the entire series, between the custody battle between the hound and brienne over Arya, and then Tyrion killing Tywin, it's just great
So it wasn't Cersei who set Tyrion up at the trial; it was Tywin.
“The idea that we control the dragons, is an illusion, they’re a power men should never have trifled with.” - Viserys Targaryen - Fire and Blood.
“A dragon is not a slave” - Daenerys Targaryen - Game of Thrones
Sadly you can’t just train the dragons, they’re their own entity and they’re actually meant to be more intelligent than humans, they only allow power to be taken as much as they see fit
If the dragons are so smart then why is there only 3 of them >< -Steejo
@@SuzySteejo the intelligence mentioned isn’t the awareness humans have. In this world writing; dragons can sense a lot more, they’re able to tell whats right from wrong more so then humans for they aren’t as complex as people, which makes them simplistically smarter than humans. What made the fall in this setting of the world was the loyalty to their riders. Even people end up dying for someone they’re loyal too, doesn’t make them less smarter, just not as keen on survival alone. But for the fun of debate; The story is set in Westeros and includes some other areas of Essos and old Valeria, for the purposes of this story there are three. Point being there are only three in the area of the world this plot is set in, what makes you so sure there are only three overall? ;)
Even tho I like her the only reason Breanna won was because he had a infection from his kneck that he didnt let arya burn to help it heal. He also had the runs so he was not at 100%far from it. If he was at 100% I dont think Breanna would have won this fight.
Jaime was working WITH Varys to free Tyrion. Jaime does say that. Rewatch. It's impossible to connect every tiny detail in the show, I know.
One of my favorite season finales...
29:00 "This is another storyline that I'm very meh on at the moment."
- I think quite a lot of your audience could probably get where you were coming from here. But I'm pretty sure almost all them also strongly expected this to change within the next two minutes :D
Regarding Cersei Suzy is right actually, Cersei wants the Mountain alive so she can use him later. As for Tyrion's sentence, it was going to be passed regardless, even if the Mountain died Tyrion would still have lost because Oberyn died first.
And there it goes, off into the sunset together with Arya... Peak GoT... It was fun while it lasted... Shout out to seasons 1-4, a true masterpiece!
Look at the GOT map. Westeros and the seven kingdoms are basically Great Britain and other parts of europe. Out west are the Iron islands which have been said might be Ireland, north of the wall is Scotland, south of kings landing are thedornish people which might be spanish or french, and across the narrow sea is almost like north Africa. As you go further east, you see the "uncivilized" dothraqui. It is definitely a English empire kind of map.
I would love to be somewhere at -5 degrees.. I'm cooking at 41 degrees HELP!
End of season 4, end of the first chapter with all those old people died.....let now children take the lead !
"In the end Tywin Lannister in fact, did not shit gold."
Steejo Eminem is not happy 🤣
Barrow wights. They guard faerie. Think of the cave as the Fairy Mounds. They have their magical traps.
Ser Gregor is the Mountain and Sandor is the Hound
49:01 That face you make when you spend every waking moment of your life carefully reestablishing your family's standing in the realm, and forging it into an economic and political powerhouse, after the disastrous missteps of your father nearly ruined your house. Doing everything and anything necessary in the service of protecting your bloodline, from exterminating enemies and traitorous vassals, leaving nothing but rotting corpses and smoldering ruins as grisly reminders of which house you don't dare threaten or mock, and having an entire country fearing your wrath. To forging powerful alliances, marrying your daughter to the crown and seating your grandsons on the Iron Throne. Being so close to ensuring the Lannister's dynasty of complete dominance over the realm for many generations to come, then your little shit of a son decides to screw over his entire family.
Still bitter are you milord? Take a seat next to Otto Hightower in the Seventh Hell, you have so much in common.
@@thinker5288 Otto was not even near this level. Though he did contribute to ending the dragons, so... he did pretty good.
@@Longshanks1690 Hey, it's fantasy, we've all got our headcanons. And it's Varys at fault for the Lannisters fall ngl. Sure Tywin was the one holding it together, but Varys contributes to Tywin getting killed, then kills Kevan, the only decently competent person to rule after him. If only Tywin had Varys swinging from a rope for treason years ago, maybe the Lannisters wouldn't be so royally fucked with Cersei at the helm.
@@Longshanks1690 Touche, but I doubt better parenting could've fixed Cersei. Her ruthlessness pretty much verged on sadistic, not just a means to an end. Jaime is a whole other story, he is already a better man without the clutches of Cersei, but he could've been even better with decent parenting from Tywin. His time in the Riverlands he displayed qualities of Tywin in negotiations and commands but is far more understanding of plight and commanded respect from his soldiers in his own way.
Hello Chad Tywin
Qyburn is exactly orochi douchlord lol 😂😂😂
Those were actually the Riders of Rohan led by Stannis Baratheon and You guys are cold because winter is coming.
The Hound was one of my favorite characters. R.I.P. Hound
I hate that you didn't get attached to Ygritte.
Draugrs from Skyrim! Lol
And this is the beginning of the show's downfall
Arya must have been conflicted. She enjoyed their time together but cannot quite see him as a friend. Mercy for him would probably feel like betrayal to her path of vengeance. So she let God decides.
28:00 which i think has passed away since then
The reason Tyrion went to Tywin's room doesn't really make sense for the show, I'm assuming just to confront him why Tywin hated him. In the book there was a clear motivation for why Tyrion went there that the show just didn't include
yeah it makes the whole season trash honestly
-5. Do I know anything about that? My Father was Glaswegian, I'm Canadian. Know all about it. Love you two. Slang Var!
I love how in season 3's bath scene Jaime was all 'Don't let me drown, I don't want to be the first Lannister to drown in a bathtub' and now his father died in the privy.
You note in the scene with Brienne, the Hound and Arya that Brienne says to The Hound "..and that's what you're doing?..."'Watching' over her" with the inference that "watching" is not the only thing The Hound is doing with Arya.
As for Arya not killing the Hound, you thought she liked him? Err...no. Also this is an age 12ish litle girl who has had her father murdered in front of her, the rest of her family killed (as far as she knows), has herself murdered (brutally) and has had all sorts of other trauma. And you're expecting her to act "normally"😮😬😯
today's quote
"thank god for the balls"
-Suzy
No one expects the Stannis Expedition.
Steejo, I agree with you about Batman. I have never really liked any of the Batman movies and I think it's because there was always a different actor in that role. They are all faceless men. Well done the two of you.
R.I.P Tywin Lannister
Lord of Casterly Rock, Guardian of the West,murder of Reynes, Tarbecks and Starks and the hand of 3 Kings
Ygritte (Rose) and Jon Snow (Kit Harrieton) are actually married with each other in real life. You will come around later liking Ygritte after her death soon.
Best way to understand the wildlings...imagine if thousands of years ago there were some terrifying monsters existing at the north end of the island of Great Britain and then the English crown was like "we need to build a huge and enchanted wall from one side of the island to the other that can't be breached" so some ramdom English lord just draws a line on a map and decides that's where the wall is getting built. Imagine the wall was built across what you know as the border with Scotland. Lets say at that time Scotland was mostly tribes and also now all trade and supply routes from the rest of the county has been cut off. Imagine if then over the years the monsters have ceased to be heard of and become near myth and in the meantime the English who manned the wall have lost sight of who they're defending it from and over the years the wall has become known for Scottish raids trying to get supplies and such during hard times especially during the winter...and the English now think of the Scottish as a bunch of raiding wildfolk and that the sole purpose of the wall is to defend the south from the Scottish (instead of monsters) and so end up fighting with them regularly. Meanwhile the Scottish are like these ppl think we're some kind of scum just because years ago they plonked a big wall up and we just happened to be on the other side so now they think we're the enemy. So the Scots have to resort to desparate tactics and sometimes if that means raiding and killing villages to gain food and stuff then they'll do it...brutal but its a lifestyle forced on them by a geographical blockade and historical ignorance, especially now the mythical monsters are on the rise again and they need to escape being up there even though the English and Wall guarders still think it's all a big myth.
There that's my kind of comparison using real world geography. So as Scottish people think about it you'd prob end up as resentful to those on the hypothetical wall and south as Ygritte and her kind down in GoT.
The wall is pretty much a direct comparison to "Hadrian's Wall" to begin with, where the Scottish (Picts) used to raid English (Roman) villages, murdering and stealing from the people. The Roman's couldn't conquer Scotland due to the climate/geography/guerilla tactics employed and instead just decided to build a honking great wall to keep the "Barbarians" away.
The wildlings are happy to murder women and children, eat each other and take what they want. Regardless of their reasoning for wanting through the wall at this point in time, they're obviously not civilized enough to be trusted south of the wall. The choice that the watch has is to either;
1) Save the wildlings. Letting 100,000 of them through to ravage the countryside killing countless civillians, forcing the northern lords to rally their armies and exterminate the wildlings anyway or
2) Keep the wildlings at bay (keeping their oath in the process) and have them all killed by the whitewalkers/winter.
I don't see the wildlings as having their lifestyle forced upon them by a "geographical blockade". There are historically many examples of cultures surviving in inhospitable places just fine without raping and murdering their neighbours.
-Steejo
I am from the north - Northern California, US.
you guys are way too harsh on daenerys' decisions. the dragons can't be controled and it's also not an easy thing to see a former slave asking to be owned again after you just freed thousands of people who dreamt of being free their entire life. daenerys is not wrong for destroying an opressive system and the people that have built it, it's not her fault that she's having problems to fix a city that had only slavery as a source of money.
“I like both these characters”
*gets mad when the hound starts winning and cheers when brienne starts winning*
Season 5 everyone... We're at the elimination chamber 😎😎😎
I hate how she punishes the two dragons that didn't do anything.
Lol Steejo, if someone came in your back door I think you'd know 😉 😜
Humor is the best defence 👍🏻
And with this, the show died with Tywin Lannister
She's holdin' 'er own against The Hoond!
I did say this is where the game begins I was being dead serious it is known 😁✌️
Given the power of Tywin and Cersei, and that they both wanted an assured outcome of the trial, it would not surprise me at all if Shae was given no choice in the matter of her testimony. They found her, imprisoned her, told her what to say, or else. (I've not read the books, this is my own speculation.) And the same thing goes for her sleeping with Tywin; I'm very skeptical that she entirely consented to that. Maybe she did it to help ensure her throat was not cut, maybe she thought she could get some decent money out of it, who knows. Point is, I do not in any way see her actions as representative of what she desired to happen.
Shae should have accepted Tiryon's proposal and left, he knew that sooner or later, somehow, something bad would happen to her. What Tiryon didn't imagine was that he himself would end her life.
That is exactly what happened.... But obviously, people just want a chance to blame woman for everything, so they don't care....
I was watching this show with subtitle because English isn't my native language. So i know his name is Samwell.
It's a shame. Drogon is named after her one true love of course. :( sad he's the one that caused so much trouble and yeah. She had to chain her dragons to make an example to the public :( very sad
RIP Tywin Lannister
53:17 it's worth commenting Steejo didn't need a beat!
I DO INDEED WATCH FOR THE SIMPLE COMMENTARY & BANTER.
I WISH YOU BOTH GOOD FORTUNE IN THE WARS TO COME.
26:32 That was actually very clever.